1990 New York Yankees minor leaguers
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Features on each of the 1990 New York Yankees minor leaguers
Complete:
- AAA - Columbus Clippers (31)
- AA - Albany-Colonie Yankees (44)
- High-A Prince William Cannons (34)
- High-A Fort Lauderdale Yankees (42)
- Single-A Greensboro Hornets (38)
- Short-Season Oneonta Yankees (30)
- Rookie - Gulf Coast League Yankees (37)
1990 Columbus Clippers (32)
1- Steve Adkins, Best Way
Steve Adkins believed he didn't get a fair shot in spring 1991. After five major league starts, he never got another one.
2 - Oscar Azocar, Free-Swinger
Oscar Azocar was a free-swinger. He also started as a pitcher. He passed away in 2010.
3 - Clete Boyer, Most Perceptive
Clete Boyer was the most perceptive baseball man Stump Merrill ever knew.
4 - Darrin Chapin, First Pitch
Darrin Chapin always tried to go after hitters. He eventually did so enough to make the bigs for four games.
5 - Jeff Datz, Headed for Third
Jeff Datz made the majors as a coach with the Indians and the Mariners. He barely made it there as a player with the Tigers.
6 - Bobby Davidson, Rain-Shortened
The game that night in 1989 was shortened by rain. Bobby Davidson's career was also shortened by rain.
7 - Brian Dorsett, Hung Around
Brian Dorsett believed he'd get a regular spot in the majors. In 1994, he got it.
8 - Dave Eiland, Part of the Game
Dave Eiland lost out on his first major league win, but shrugged it off. He went on to coach the same team, the Yankees.
9 - John Fishel, Anything Asked
John Fishel did what was asked of him, and played in 19 major league games. He later did so, with unintended results.
10 - John Habyan, Valuable Role
John Habyan proved valuable for the Yankees in 1992. He played in 11 major league seasons.
11 - Mike Heifferon, Hometown Trainer
Mike Heifferon made the 1986 Eastern League All-Star game as a trainer.
12 - Trey Hillman, Adapt and Adjust
Trey Hillman couldn't do with the Royals what he did managing in Japan.
1- Steve Adkins, Best Way
Steve Adkins believed he didn't get a fair shot in spring 1991. After five major league starts, he never got another one.
2 - Oscar Azocar, Free-Swinger
Oscar Azocar was a free-swinger. He also started as a pitcher. He passed away in 2010.
3 - Clete Boyer, Most Perceptive
Clete Boyer was the most perceptive baseball man Stump Merrill ever knew.
4 - Darrin Chapin, First Pitch
Darrin Chapin always tried to go after hitters. He eventually did so enough to make the bigs for four games.
5 - Jeff Datz, Headed for Third
Jeff Datz made the majors as a coach with the Indians and the Mariners. He barely made it there as a player with the Tigers.
6 - Bobby Davidson, Rain-Shortened
The game that night in 1989 was shortened by rain. Bobby Davidson's career was also shortened by rain.
7 - Brian Dorsett, Hung Around
Brian Dorsett believed he'd get a regular spot in the majors. In 1994, he got it.
8 - Dave Eiland, Part of the Game
Dave Eiland lost out on his first major league win, but shrugged it off. He went on to coach the same team, the Yankees.
9 - John Fishel, Anything Asked
John Fishel did what was asked of him, and played in 19 major league games. He later did so, with unintended results.
10 - John Habyan, Valuable Role
John Habyan proved valuable for the Yankees in 1992. He played in 11 major league seasons.
11 - Mike Heifferon, Hometown Trainer
Mike Heifferon made the 1986 Eastern League All-Star game as a trainer.
12 - Trey Hillman, Adapt and Adjust
Trey Hillman couldn't do with the Royals what he did managing in Japan.
13 - Jimmy Jones, Halfway Decent
Jimmy Jones threw a complete-game shutout in his major league debut. His family was there.
14 - Mark Leiter, Got There
Mark Leiter came back from 3 lost seasons to injury and played in majors for decade.
15 - Jim Leyritz, Second Chances
Jim Leyritz got second chance in 1996 to hit crucial home run. He got a different kind of second chance in 2011.
16 - Jason Maas, Tight Situations
Jason Maas helped Yankees teams in the minors, couldn't in majors, even with his brother there.
17 - Kevin Maas, High Expectations
Kevin Maas prompted early comparisons to Yankee greats. He never really lived up, played just 5 seasons.
18 - Carl "Stump" Merrill, Help for Hitters
Stump Merrill made AAA as a player, later made the majors as a manager with the Yankees.
19 - Kevin Mmahat, Much Fun
Kevin Mmahat's first major league start wasn't much fun. He only got four total appearances.
20 - Rich Monteleone, Building Confidence
Rich Monteleone built confidence with the Yankees early in 1992. He played in 10 major league seasons.
21 - Hensley Meulens, Physical Ability
Hensley Meulens tried to let his physical ability take over. Now he's trying to get others to do same as a Giants coach.
Jimmy Jones threw a complete-game shutout in his major league debut. His family was there.
14 - Mark Leiter, Got There
Mark Leiter came back from 3 lost seasons to injury and played in majors for decade.
15 - Jim Leyritz, Second Chances
Jim Leyritz got second chance in 1996 to hit crucial home run. He got a different kind of second chance in 2011.
16 - Jason Maas, Tight Situations
Jason Maas helped Yankees teams in the minors, couldn't in majors, even with his brother there.
17 - Kevin Maas, High Expectations
Kevin Maas prompted early comparisons to Yankee greats. He never really lived up, played just 5 seasons.
18 - Carl "Stump" Merrill, Help for Hitters
Stump Merrill made AAA as a player, later made the majors as a manager with the Yankees.
19 - Kevin Mmahat, Much Fun
Kevin Mmahat's first major league start wasn't much fun. He only got four total appearances.
20 - Rich Monteleone, Building Confidence
Rich Monteleone built confidence with the Yankees early in 1992. He played in 10 major league seasons.
21 - Hensley Meulens, Physical Ability
Hensley Meulens tried to let his physical ability take over. Now he's trying to get others to do same as a Giants coach.
22 - Clay Parker impressed the Yankees on strong scouting reports; Saw four ML campaigns
23 - Hipolito Pena, All the Same
Hipolito Pena wasn't nervous for his first major league appearance. He appeared in three major league seasons.
24 - Ken Rowe, Lot of Knowledge
The Orioles traded for Ken Rowe, later made him their pitching coach. He passed away in 2012.
25 - Dave Sax, Open Some Eyes
Dave Sax looked for chance to impress someone in 1987, didn't get many more.
26 - Rob Sepanek, Played For
Rob Sepanek thought the Braves didn't give him enough time. He later made AAA with the Yankees, but never made the bigs.
27 - Willie Smith, Turning Point
Willie Smith's 1991 season was cut short by surgery to remove abscess on his brain. He played four pro seasons.
28 - Van Snider, Full Outfield
Van Snider made it back to the majors in 1989, but for just eight games, the last of his brief major league career.
29 - Andy Stankiewicz, Helped Them
Andy Stankiewicz hoped he wasn't an insurance policy in 1993. He played in seven major league seasons.
30 - Ricky Torres, Long Reliever
Ricky Torres shut them down in a AA start. He never got the chance to do that in the majors. He played eight seasons.
31 - Jim Walewander, Free Spirit
Jim Walewander was memorable, but he wasn't sure the reason why was best for his career.
32 - Mark Wasinger, Extra Base
Mark Wasinger's first major league hit was a home run. The same day, he got three more hits, all extra base hits.
23 - Hipolito Pena, All the Same
Hipolito Pena wasn't nervous for his first major league appearance. He appeared in three major league seasons.
24 - Ken Rowe, Lot of Knowledge
The Orioles traded for Ken Rowe, later made him their pitching coach. He passed away in 2012.
25 - Dave Sax, Open Some Eyes
Dave Sax looked for chance to impress someone in 1987, didn't get many more.
26 - Rob Sepanek, Played For
Rob Sepanek thought the Braves didn't give him enough time. He later made AAA with the Yankees, but never made the bigs.
27 - Willie Smith, Turning Point
Willie Smith's 1991 season was cut short by surgery to remove abscess on his brain. He played four pro seasons.
28 - Van Snider, Full Outfield
Van Snider made it back to the majors in 1989, but for just eight games, the last of his brief major league career.
29 - Andy Stankiewicz, Helped Them
Andy Stankiewicz hoped he wasn't an insurance policy in 1993. He played in seven major league seasons.
30 - Ricky Torres, Long Reliever
Ricky Torres shut them down in a AA start. He never got the chance to do that in the majors. He played eight seasons.
31 - Jim Walewander, Free Spirit
Jim Walewander was memorable, but he wasn't sure the reason why was best for his career.
32 - Mark Wasinger, Extra Base
Mark Wasinger's first major league hit was a home run. The same day, he got three more hits, all extra base hits.
1990 Albany Yankees (44)
1 - Daven Bond saw 7 pro seasons, then turned softball coach
2 - Darrin Chapin made 4 ML outings with Yankees, Phillies
3 - Royal Clayton pitched well enough to make AAA, Taiwan
4 - Andy Cook showed good stuff, made majors for four games
5 - Bobby DeJardin showed maturity early, saw 8 seasons, AAA
6 - Bobby Dickerson made majors as coach, AAA as player
7 - Rick Down coached in majors 16 seasons, played to AAA
8 - Mike Draper shifted to relief, made majors with Mets
9 - Victor Garcia Jr. improved over 9 pro seasons, made AAA
10 - Doug Gogolewski saw 8 seasons, AAA, once closed for Mariano
11 - Freddie Hailey stayed pumped over four seasons, made AA
12 - Scott Holcomb saw eight pro seasons, AAA, some bad luck
13 - Chris Howard took good chance to bigs, saw 3 ML seasons
13 - Chris Howard took good chance to bigs, saw 3 ML seasons
14 - Jeff Johnson got slider going, saw three Yankees seasons
15 - Scott Kamieniecki got hurt, came back for 10 ML seasons
15 - Scott Kamieniecki got hurt, came back for 10 ML seasons
16 - Pat Kelly saw nine majors seasons, seven with Yankees
17 - Joe Lefebvre played in majors, later coached with Giants
17 - Joe Lefebvre played in majors, later coached with Giants
18 - Jeff Livesey won HS praise, saw minors, coached in majors
19 - Mitch Lyden couldn't script 1st ML HR, played six games
20 - Ramon Manon made the majors with Rangers for single game
21 - Billy Masse worked to prove self in 7 seasons, made AAA
22 - Russ Meyer proved solid majors player, later coached
23 - Tom Newell turned pitcher, made 2 ML games with Phillies
24 - Vince Phillips chose baseball, saw four pro seasons, AA
20 - Ramon Manon made the majors with Rangers for single game
21 - Billy Masse worked to prove self in 7 seasons, made AAA
22 - Russ Meyer proved solid majors player, later coached
23 - Tom Newell turned pitcher, made 2 ML games with Phillies
24 - Vince Phillips chose baseball, saw four pro seasons, AA
25 - Tom Popplewell took simple formula to 9 pro seasons, AAA
26 - John Ramos stayed ready, made Yankees for 10 ML games
27 - Carlos Rodriguez made 3 ML seasons with Yankees, Red Sox
28 - Jerry Rub worked to get ahead in 6 pro seasons, made AAA
26 - John Ramos stayed ready, made Yankees for 10 ML games
27 - Carlos Rodriguez made 3 ML seasons with Yankees, Red Sox
28 - Jerry Rub worked to get ahead in 6 pro seasons, made AAA
29 - Glenn Sherlock played, coached decades in minors, majors
30 - Mark Shiflett played, made AA, then coached over decade
31 - Dave Silvestri played baseball in Olympics, 8 ML seasons
32 - Andy Skeels showed leadership as player. coach, manager
32 - Andy Skeels showed leadership as player. coach, manager
33 - Mississippi Mike Smith tried new pitch, saw 5 ML seasons
34 - Willie Smith returned from injury, made 8 majors games
35 - Don Sparks took talent to nine pro seasons, made AAA
36 - Greg Sparks liked pressure, made 13 pro seasons, AAA
37 - Don Stanford saw encouragement at AA, played 7 seasons
38 - Wade Taylor showed confidence, saw one season in majors
39 - Ricky Torres shut them down over 8 pro seasons, made AAA
35 - Don Sparks took talent to nine pro seasons, made AAA
36 - Greg Sparks liked pressure, made 13 pro seasons, AAA
37 - Don Stanford saw encouragement at AA, played 7 seasons
38 - Wade Taylor showed confidence, saw one season in majors
39 - Ricky Torres shut them down over 8 pro seasons, made AAA
40 - Dave Turgeon played, coached over 30-plus years in game
41 - Tim Weston worked hard as trainer in minors, college
42 - Bernie Williams turned Yankees mainstay over 16 seasons
41 - Tim Weston worked hard as trainer in minors, college
42 - Bernie Williams turned Yankees mainstay over 16 seasons
43 - Gerald Williams got playing time over 14 majors seasons
44 - Bob Zeihen saw three pro seasons with Yankees, made AAA
44 - Bob Zeihen saw three pro seasons with Yankees, made AAA
Prince William Cannons (34)
- Sammy Arena started as clubhouse manager, became GM
- Brad Ausmus played 18 majors seasons, then turned manager
- Juan Blackwell got his chance, played 5 seasons, made AA
- Jason Bridges just wanted to play, did so over 3 pro seasons
- Mike Brown saw six major league seasons, coached, scouted
- Art Canestro saw five pro seasons, elbow injury ended career
- Russ Davis dreamed about majors, made it over 8 seasons
- Gary Denbo played, coached, worked closely with Jeter
- Herb Erhardt took his chance to 4 pro seasons, made high-A
- Mike Gardella's confidence improved, saw 7 seasons, AAA
- Brent Gilbert pitched over 3 pro seasons, made high-A
- Cullen Hartzog became Yankees prospect, saw AA, injury
- Kiki Hernandez worked hard over decade in pro, made AAA
- David Howell helped college offense, saw 5 seasons, AA
- Jay Knoblauh played to win over 7 pro seasons, made AAA
- Darren London won trainer honors in long Yankees career
- Bob Mariano did much in baseball career, used passion
- Mark Marris saw 6 pro seasons in Yankees system, made AA
- Ed Martel studied injuries after career, passed in 2018
- James Moody received praise, saw 2 pro seasons, high-A
- Jerry Nielsen made two ML seasons with Yankees, Angels
- Sherman Obando saw regular bigs time with Expos, Japan
- Paul Oster set goals early, saw 7 pro seasons, made AA
- Rich Polak adjusted to pros, new role, saw 6 seasons, AA
- Bruce Prybylinski saw six pro seasons, bad arm, made AA
- Curtis Ralph felt confident, saw eight pro seasons, AAA
- Andres Rodriguez made four pro seasons out of Dominican
- Frank Seminara pitched well-controlled over 3 ML seasons
- Dave Silvestri played baseball in Olympics, 8 ML seasons
- J.T. Snow played 16 majors seasons, won six Gold Gloves
- John Viera played 4 pro seasons with Yankees, made AAA
- Tom Weeks played with Deion, saw 4 pro seasons, high-A
- Jim Wiley threw strong over 6 pro seasons, made AA
- Mauricio Zazueta went from Yankees to career in Mexico
Fort Lauderdale Yankees (42)
- Rich Barnwell felt comfortable enough to see 7 pro seasons
- Todd Brown kept trying, signed with Yankees, saw 1 season
- Frank Brubaker saw 2 seasons, missed bigs, son made it
- Britt Burns tried injury comeback, saw 8 majors seasons
- Hernan Cortes had rocky pro start, saw four seasons, AA
- Todd Devereaux liked to hit, saw 2 pro seasons, high-A
- Mike Draper shifted to relief, made majors with Mets
- Kirk Dulom buckled down, made pros, saw 1 season, high-A
- Rod Ehrhard switched positions, saw 4 pro seasons, high-A
- Herb Erhardt took his chance to 4 pro seasons, made high-A
- Victor Garcia Jr. improved over 9 pro seasons, made AAA
- Peter Gietzen saw three seasons, high-A, tried comeback
- Doug Gogolewski saw 8 seasons, AAA, once closed for Mariano
- John Green followed father Dallas to pros, saw 6 seasons
- Kenny Greer won in majors debut, saw 9 total ML outings
- Mike Hart spent 3 decades plus in game as player, coach
- Jeff Johnson got slider going, saw three Yankees seasons
- Jay Knoblauh played to win over 7 pro seasons, made AAA
- Jeff Livesey won HS praise, saw minors, coached in majors
- Todd Malone payed over six pro seasons, made high-A
- Ramon Manon made the majors with Rangers for single game
- Mark Marris saw 6 pro seasons in Yankees system, made AA
- Billy Masse worked to prove self in 7 seasons, made AAA
- Skip Nelloms started discouraged, saw 3 seasons, high-A
- Tom Newell turned pitcher, made 2 ML games with Phillies
- Rey Noriega worked hard in college, saw 5 pro seasons
- Mark Ohlms showed competitiveness, saw 7 seasons, AAA
- Pascual Perez faced hitters, troubles over 11 ML seasons
- Ed Pimentel proved college leader, saw two pro seasons
- Tom Popplewell took simple formula to 9 pro seasons, AAA
- Jerry Rub worked to get ahead in 6 pro seasons, made AAA
- Dave Schuler concentrated as pitcher, later coached same
- Keith Seiler realized pro dream, saw 5 seasons, AAA
- Shad Smith took quarterback mentality to 6 seasons, AAA
- Larry Stanford had right pitches but injury ended career
- Rob Thomson earned trust of his players as majors coach
- Steve Tucker set up hitters over 2 seasons, made high-A
- Dave Turgeon played, coached over 30-plus years in game
- Hector Vargas knew job, played over 12 seasons, made AAA
- Adam Wagner served as trainer in high-A and in Venezuela
- Gerald Williams got playing time over 14 majors seasons
- Mark Zettelmeyer loved baseball, had exciting career
Greensboro Hornets (38)
1 - Rich Arena coached in minors, and at Tampa Catholic2 - Rich Batchelor got traded for Lee Smith, saw 3 ML seasons
3 - Sean Broderick had success on-field, saw single season
4 - Brian Butterfield helped Jeter, coached decades in game
4 - Brian Butterfield helped Jeter, coached decades in game
5 - Andy Fox hustled as rookie, over 9 major league seasons
6 - Tim Garland saw 15 seasons, 7 in independents, coached
7 - Sean Gilliam saw 7 seasons, high-A, independent Albany
6 - Tim Garland saw 15 seasons, 7 in independents, coached
7 - Sean Gilliam saw 7 seasons, high-A, independent Albany
8 - Jim Haller did job over 5 seasons, made AA with Yankees
9 - Lew Hill saw nine pro seasons with Yankees, made AAA
10 - Sterling Hitchcock got wins over 13 major league seasons
11 - Jeff Hoffman earned way to AA, passed away on road trip
12 - Mark Hutton went from Australia to five majors seasons
13 - John Jarvis helped Prince William, saw three pro seasons
14 - Ramon Jimenez showed late offense, saw 5 seasons, high-A
15 - Brian Johnson battled daily, made eight majors seasons
16 - Dan Johnston followed dad to pros, saw 5 seasons, high-A
17 - Dave Jorn amassed much baseball knowledge in long career
18 - Ken Jurabe played three season, years later played 2 in more
9 - Lew Hill saw nine pro seasons with Yankees, made AAA
10 - Sterling Hitchcock got wins over 13 major league seasons
11 - Jeff Hoffman earned way to AA, passed away on road trip
12 - Mark Hutton went from Australia to five majors seasons
13 - John Jarvis helped Prince William, saw three pro seasons
14 - Ramon Jimenez showed late offense, saw 5 seasons, high-A
15 - Brian Johnson battled daily, made eight majors seasons
16 - Dan Johnston followed dad to pros, saw 5 seasons, high-A
17 - Dave Jorn amassed much baseball knowledge in long career
18 - Ken Jurabe played three season, years later played 2 in more
19 - Todd Malone payed over six pro seasons, made high-A
20 - James Mauldin pitched in two pro seasons, made single-A
21 - Bobby Munoz had pitching stuff, made 7 majors seasons
22 - Cesar Perez played 7 pro seasons, made AA with Indians
23 - Rafael Quirico made majors for one start with Phillies
24 - Mike Rhodes saw three pro seasons with Yankees, single-A
25 - Ricky Rhodes played over six seasons, saw high-A in two
26 - Jason Robertson worked hard over eight seasons, made AAA
21 - Bobby Munoz had pitching stuff, made 7 majors seasons
22 - Cesar Perez played 7 pro seasons, made AA with Indians
23 - Rafael Quirico made majors for one start with Phillies
24 - Mike Rhodes saw three pro seasons with Yankees, single-A
25 - Ricky Rhodes played over six seasons, saw high-A in two
26 - Jason Robertson worked hard over eight seasons, made AAA
27 - Andres Rodriguez made four pro seasons out of Dominican
28 - Scott Romano improved hitting over 10 seasons, made AAA
29 - Daniel Sanchez worked to help teams over 3 pro seasons
28 - Scott Romano improved hitting over 10 seasons, made AAA
29 - Daniel Sanchez worked to help teams over 3 pro seasons
30 - Kelly Sharitt served as minors trainer, equipment manager
31 - Shad Smith took quarterback mentality to 6 seasons, AAA
32 - Tommy Smith got big hit at Greensboro, saw 1 pro season
33 - Russ Springer improved enough to see 18 majors seasons
34 - Steve Tucker set up hitters over 2 seasons, made high-A
35 - Brian Turner played eight pro seasons in minors, made AA
36 - Ted Uhlaender played, coached in majors, passed in 2009
37 - Aaron Van Scoyoc saw 3 pro seasons with Yankees, high-A
38 - Larry Walker saw 3-season career, made AA with Yankees
34 - Steve Tucker set up hitters over 2 seasons, made high-A
35 - Brian Turner played eight pro seasons in minors, made AA
36 - Ted Uhlaender played, coached in majors, passed in 2009
37 - Aaron Van Scoyoc saw 3 pro seasons with Yankees, high-A
38 - Larry Walker saw 3-season career, made AA with Yankees
Oneonta Yankees (30)
1 - Juan Blackwell got his chance, played 5 seasons, made AA
2 - Jovino Carvajal played decade, ran with hall of famer
3 - Bob Deller saw four seasons in Yankees system, high-A4 - Doug Demetre played catcher at Gonzaga, saw 1 pro season
5 - Ken Dominguez set goals as college coach, minors coach
6 - Matt Dunbar played decade in pros, made eight ML games
7 - Robert Eenhoorn went from Netherlands to 4 ML seasons
6 - Matt Dunbar played decade in pros, made eight ML games
7 - Robert Eenhoorn went from Netherlands to 4 ML seasons
8 - Brian Faw saw 5 pro seasons, AA, nearly threw no-hitter
9 - Ron Frazier pitched big games over 13 seasons, made AAA
10 - Luis Gallardo made pros out of Venezuela, saw 5 seasons
11 - Mike Hankins had fun over five pro seasons, made AAA
12 - Trey Hillman adapted in U.S. and Japan, managed Royals
13 - Darren Hodges understood pitching in 5 seasons, made AA
14 - Kevin Jordan hit with Phillies over seven majors seasons
15 - Rick Lantrip worked to hit over 3 seasons, made single-A
16 - Jalal Leach made majors for 8 games, in 12th pro season
17 - Adin Lohry signed easily, saw 6 pro seasons, made AA
18 - Todd Malone played over six pro seasons, made high-A
19 - Sam Militello made bigs over short-term, saw two seasons
20 - Brian Milner made bigs as player, then scouted, coached
21 - Pat Morphy saw three pro seasons with Yankees, high-A
9 - Ron Frazier pitched big games over 13 seasons, made AAA
10 - Luis Gallardo made pros out of Venezuela, saw 5 seasons
11 - Mike Hankins had fun over five pro seasons, made AAA
12 - Trey Hillman adapted in U.S. and Japan, managed Royals
13 - Darren Hodges understood pitching in 5 seasons, made AA
14 - Kevin Jordan hit with Phillies over seven majors seasons
15 - Rick Lantrip worked to hit over 3 seasons, made single-A
16 - Jalal Leach made majors for 8 games, in 12th pro season
17 - Adin Lohry signed easily, saw 6 pro seasons, made AA
18 - Todd Malone played over six pro seasons, made high-A
19 - Sam Militello made bigs over short-term, saw two seasons
20 - Brian Milner made bigs as player, then scouted, coached
21 - Pat Morphy saw three pro seasons with Yankees, high-A
22 - Kirt Ojala made majors with Marlins over three seasons
23 - Cesar Perez played 7 pro seasons, made AA with Indians
24 - Stevie Perry, drafted out of high school, saw 3 seasons
25 - Rafael Quirico made majors for one start with Phillies
26 - Scott Romano improved hitting over 10 seasons, made AAA
27 - Mark Shiflett played, made AA, then coached over decade
28 - Bo Siberz changed approach, saw 2 pro seasons, single-A
29 - Ricky Strickland saw 4 pro seasons with Yankees, made AA
23 - Cesar Perez played 7 pro seasons, made AA with Indians
24 - Stevie Perry, drafted out of high school, saw 3 seasons
25 - Rafael Quirico made majors for one start with Phillies
26 - Scott Romano improved hitting over 10 seasons, made AAA
27 - Mark Shiflett played, made AA, then coached over decade
28 - Bo Siberz changed approach, saw 2 pro seasons, single-A
29 - Ricky Strickland saw 4 pro seasons with Yankees, made AA
30 - Brian Turner played eight pro seasons in minors, made AA
GCL Yankees (37)
1 - Rich Arena coached in minora, and at Tampa Catholic
1 - Rich Arena coached in minora, and at Tampa Catholic
2 - Howard 'Hop' Cassady coached Yankees, won Heisman
3 - Rick Cerone saw 18 major league seasons, exciting 1980
4 - Tim Cooper sealed independent win, saw 13 pro seasons
5 - Abdiel Cumberbatch did his part over five pro seasons
6 - Tim Demerson used speed over 5 pro seasons, made high-A
7 - Matt Dunbar played decade in pros, made eight ML games
8 - Ryan Eberly played 1 season, managed hometown Clarinda
9 - Carl Everett played hard over 14 major league seasons
10 - Brian Faw saw 5 pro seasons, AA, nearly threw no-hitter
11 - Nathanael Felix signed out of Dominican, played 1 season
9 - Carl Everett played hard over 14 major league seasons
10 - Brian Faw saw 5 pro seasons, AA, nearly threw no-hitter
11 - Nathanael Felix signed out of Dominican, played 1 season
12 - Mike Figga went a long way to time in three ML seasons
13 - Brent Gilbert pitched over 3 pro seasons, made high-A
14 - Adolfo Harris made pros with Yankees, saw single season
15 - Jimmy Hayes played 4 pro seasons with 3 organizations
16 - Richard Hines located over eight pro seasons, made AAA
13 - Brent Gilbert pitched over 3 pro seasons, made high-A
14 - Adolfo Harris made pros with Yankees, saw single season
15 - Jimmy Hayes played 4 pro seasons with 3 organizations
16 - Richard Hines located over eight pro seasons, made AAA
17 - Scott Kindell kept in shape, returned, saw 5 pro seasons
18 - Frank Laviano played over 3 pro seasons, made single-A
18 - Frank Laviano played over 3 pro seasons, made single-A
19 - Ricky Ledee played aggressively over 10 majors seasons
20 - Johnny Leon took his chance to two pro seasons, high-A
21 - Jeff Motuzas played in minors, turned ML bullpen catcher
22 - Mariano Rivera got out of tough situations, into the HOF
23 - Mark Rose played in minors, turned coach, instructor
24 - Tim Rumer realized lifelong dream in pros, saw 8 seasons
21 - Jeff Motuzas played in minors, turned ML bullpen catcher
22 - Mariano Rivera got out of tough situations, into the HOF
23 - Mark Rose played in minors, turned coach, instructor
24 - Tim Rumer realized lifelong dream in pros, saw 8 seasons
25 - Edwin Salcedo showed ability over 6 pro seasons, made AA
26 - Daniel Sanchez worked to help teams over 3 pro seasons
27 - Alexis Santaella impressed over 4 seasons, made single-A
28 - Sandi Santiago saw 8 pro seasons, made high-A, Taiwan
27 - Alexis Santaella impressed over 4 seasons, made single-A
28 - Sandi Santiago saw 8 pro seasons, made high-A, Taiwan
29 - Tate Seefried drew comparisons, saw 9 pro seasons, AAA
30 - Keith Seiler realized pro dream, saw 5 seasons, AAA
31 - Glenn Sherlock played, coached decades in minors, majors
32 - Sean Smith returned from Guillain-Barré syndrome to pros
30 - Keith Seiler realized pro dream, saw 5 seasons, AAA
31 - Glenn Sherlock played, coached decades in minors, majors
32 - Sean Smith returned from Guillain-Barré syndrome to pros
33 - Tommy Smith got big hit at Greensboro, saw 1 pro season
34 - Shane Spencer saw spectacular start, 7 majors seasons
34 - Shane Spencer saw spectacular start, 7 majors seasons
35 - Russ Springer improved enough to see 18 majors seasons
36 - John Thibert helped high school to win, saw 5 pro seasons
36 - John Thibert helped high school to win, saw 5 pro seasons
37 - Rich Turrentine gave pros best shot over 9 seasons, AAA